Introduction
Mythical Games was founded in 2018 by Cameron Thacker Chris Downs Jamie Jackson John Linden, and Rudy Koch. It has its headquarter in Los Angeles, United States and has offices in Seattle, Kansas City, Guilford, Stockholm, and Seoul.
Mythical is a next-generation game technology studio. Mythical Games believes that true ownership of digital assets, verifiable scarcity, and integrated secondary markets will spawn a new generation of games. These new economies, based on digital ownership, will bring players, developers, and content creators closer to the games they love.Mythical Games has a team of veteran game and platform developers with a passion for bringing big innovative concepts to market. Its goal is to create world-class products that drive consumer adoption of distributed ledger technology through games.
Endorsed by many top-tier teams in the blockchain development community, the company’s design philosophy is focused on commercial, mass market use cases supporting a diverse development group of market leaders and innovators.
Mission
The mission of Mythical Games is to create world-class products that drive consumer adoption of distributed ledger technology through games.
Why Mythical?
The Mythical Platform is a full-service system for developers and publishers to build or integrate blockchain-based play-to-earn economies into their games, increasing engagement and unlocking new business and game models by making blockchain accessible and allowing players to become stakeholders in their favorite games.
Funding
Mythical Games has raised a total of $260M in funding over 6 rounds and is funded by 35 investors.
Below, are the details of the different rounds of funding received by Mythical Games.
Funding Round | Money Raised | Number of Investors | Lead Investors |
Series C | $150M | 26 | Andreessen Horowitz |
Series B | $75M | 9 | WestCap |
Series A | - | 1 | - |
Series A | $19M | 11 | Javelin Venture Partners |
Series A | $15M | 6 | - |
Seed Round | $1M | 1 | Struck Crypto |
Acquisitions
Mythical Games has acquired three organizations namely Polystream, ShortRound Games, and Arcuity.
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